Synonyms for Give and take:

• n.

  •
  • agree,
  • composition,
  • accommodation,
  • settlement,
  • medium,
  • arrangement,
  • observation.
  •badinage (noun)
  • badinage.
  •cooperation (noun)
  • concert,
  • responsiveness,
  • cahoots,
  • service,
  • helpfulness,
  • coalition,
  • harmony,
  • confunction,
  • logrolling,
  • society,
  • union,
  • federation,
  • unanimity,
  • playing ball,
  • company,
  • help,
  • synergy,
  • combination,
  • coaction,
  • teamwork,
  • fusion,
  • confederation,
  • esprit de corps,
  • conspiracy,
  • confederacy,
  • partisanship,
  • partnership,
  • unity,
  • Teaming,
  • combined effort,
  • synergism,
  • alliance,
  • concurrence,
  • doing business with,
  • communion,
  • give-and-take,
  • participation,
  • symbiosis,
  • aid,
  • Coadjuvancy,
  • assistance.
  •discussion (noun)
  • discussion.
  •fairness (noun)
  • consideration,
  • good faith,
  • duty,
  • seemliness,
  • exactitude,
  • charity,
  • honor,
  • goodness,
  • due,
  • impartiality,
  • rightfulness,
  • rightness,
  • propriety,
  • justness,
  • open-mindedness,
  • civility,
  • humanity,
  • candor,
  • rationality,
  • righteousness,
  • decorum,
  • courtesy,
  • fair shake,
  • moderation,
  • decency,
  • suitability,
  • uprightness,
  • Equitableness,
  • disinterestedness,
  • tolerance,
  • truth,
  • right,
  • honesty,
  • charitableness.
  •give-and-take (noun)
  • trade,
  • trade-off,
  • wheeling and dealing,
  • reciprocity,
  • adaptability,
  • concession,
  • collaboration,
  • offset,
  • swap,
  • deal-making.
  •give and take (noun)
  • raillery,
  • word,
  • reciprocation,
  • banter,
  • backchat.
  •impartialness (noun)
  • disinterest,
  • dispassionateness,
  • justice,
  • dispassion,
  • detachment,
  • objectivity.
  •interchange (noun)
  • transposition,
  • variation,
  • networking,
  • junction,
  • altering,
  • crossfire,
  • alternation,
  • intersection,
  • mesh,
  • varying.
  •intercourse (noun)
  • dealings,
  • intercommunication,
  • team play,
  • converse,
  • association,
  • connection,
  • commerce,
  • contact,
  • correspondence,
  • transactions.
  •interplay (noun)
  • tit for tat,
  • meshing,
  • transaction.
  •justice (noun)
  • fairness.

• v.

  •communication (verb)
  • give and take.
  •compromise (verb)
  • strike a balance.
  •exchange (verb)
  • bargain,
  • shuffle,
  • truck,
  • switch,
  • interchange,
  • shift,
  • flip-flop,
  • barter,
  • change,
  • substitute,
  • commute,
  • castle,
  • seesaw,
  • transpose,
  • network,
  • reciprocate,
  • shuttle,
  • rearrange,
  • market,
  • transfer,
  • transact,
  • displace,
  • change hands,
  • revise,
  • alternate,
  • correspond,
  • invert,
  • traffic,
  • reverse,
  • replace.
  •make concessions (verb)
  • accommodate.
  •retaliate (verb)
  • square accounts,
  • get,
  • exact retribution,
  • take revenge,
  • take an eye for an eye,
  • turn the tables on,
  • revive,
  • strike back,
  • pay,
  • wreak vengeance,
  • turn upon,
  • revenge,
  • even the score,
  • make reprisal,
  • retrospect.
  •share (verb)
  • deal,
  • dispense,
  • divvy up,
  • partake,
  • part,
  • allot,
  • partition,
  • accord,
  • administer,
  • slice,
  • prorate,
  • ration,
  • quota,
  • apportion,
  • divide,
  • experience,
  • dole out,
  • participate,
  • assign,
  • distribute,
  • divvy,
  • mete out,
  • go Dutch,
  • bestow,
  • receive,
  • split,
  • split up.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • obedience,
  • observance,
  • two-way street,
  • integrity,
  • adherence,
  • compliance,
  • complaisance,
  • cooperation,
  • legalism,
  • opiate.
  •
  • joke,
  • opium.
  •
  • order.
  •retaliate
  • striking back.
  •Other relevant words:
  • contest,
  • tourney,
  • get even with,
  • combat,
  • skirmish,
  • brawl,
  • close,
  • collide,
  • volley,
  • wrangle,
  • jostle,
  • broil,
  • repay,
  • pettifog,
  • respond,
  • fill up,
  • wrestle,
  • persiflage,
  • Volleying,
  • wage war,
  • compound,
  • thrash out,
  • riot,
  • spar,
  • grapple,
  • bicker,
  • cover,
  • compensate,
  • quarrel,
  • fight,
  • cooperate,
  • moot,
  • bantering,
  • do justice to,
  • concede,
  • scuffle,
  • rectify,
  • dispute,
  • hassle,
  • tilt,
  • meerschaum,
  • surrender,
  • argue,
  • repartee,
  • settle,
  • retort,
  • meet halfway,
  • indemnify,
  • contend,
  • scramble,
  • atone,
  • feud,
  • strike a bargain,
  • expiate,
  • box,
  • cavil,
  • yield,
  • get back at,
  • give in exchange,
  • conversation,
  • come back at,
  • duel,
  • bend over backwards,
  • recompense,
  • clash,
  • quibble,
  • to and fro,
  • adjust,
  • return,
  • give way,
  • fence,
  • grapple with,
  • wordplay,
  • make amends,
  • set right,
  • struggle,
  • plead,
  • requite,
  • strive,
  • battle,
  • interaction,
  • compose,
  • patter,
  • counter,
  • tussle,
  • bandy words,
  • make good,
  • joint effort,
  • joust,
  • war,
  • cop out.

Antonyms for Give and take:

• adj.

  • mutual
    distinct, unshared, separate, dissociated, detached.
  • reciprocal
    dissimilar, singular, unequal, independent, different, unlike.

• n.

  • cooperation
    disunion, division, hostility, disunity, divorce, stoppage, delay, obstruction, encumbrance, antagonism, hindrance, handicap, blockage, hurt, management, separation, discord, injury, prevention.
  • fairness
    disregard, disrespect, partiality, wrong, immorality, impropriety, bias, falsehood, indecency, injustice, rudeness, deception, dishonesty, inequity, unfairness, artifice, bad manners, lying.
  • give-and-take
    difference, disagreement.
  • intercourse
    miscommunication.
  • justness
    discourtesy, dishonor, corruption, unjustness, impoliteness, disgrace, treachery.

• v.

  • exchange
    deny, keep, continue, remain, leave alone, hold, refuse.
  • retaliate
    forgive, lose, depart, take, pardon, leave, sympathize.
  • share
    disallow, join, gather, combine, maintain, collect, be selfish, withhold, disapprove, oppose, unite.

Hyponym for Give and take:

• v.

  • communication
    compromise.